Digital Media - Photography

What is the "Rule of Thirds"?

• A way to balance colors in a photo

• Dividing a photo into nine parts to place important things along the lines or intersections

• Cropping a photo to make it even

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Which technique uses lines in a photo to guide the viewer's eyes to the subject?

• Depth of field

• Leading lines

• Framing

• Symmetry

Which technique involves using objects in the scene to create a natural "frame" around the main subject?

• Framing

• Rule of odds

• Negative space

• Golden ratio

What does "negative space" mean in photography?

• The bright areas of the photo

• The empty space around the main subject

• Areas filled with multiple objects or patterns

• The shadows in the image

What is the purpose of using symmetry in a photo?

• To break the photo into uneven sections

• To highlight differences in the scene

• To create tension by making it unbalanced

• To create balance and make the photo look harmonious

What composition technique involves placing the main subject off-center to make the photo more interesting?

• Symmetry

• Centering

• Rule of odds

• Rule of thirds

Which technique uses repeated shapes, lines, or colours to create a sense of rhythm in a photo?

• Leading lines

• Patterns

• Framing

• Bokeh

What does ISO measure in photography?

• How sharp the image is.

• The camera sensor’s sensitivity to light

• How much of the image is in focus

• The accuracy of colours in the photo

Which camera setting controls how long the camera’s sensor is exposed to light?

• Aperture

• Shutter speed

• ISO

• White balance

How does a large aperture affect a photo?

• It increases the area in focus

• It lets in more light and creates a blurry background

• It makes the photo darker

• It makes the background clearer